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In case you are still in the Cbus area, Strongbow will be doing three reunion shows at Natalie's Grandview on August 14th and 15th. One or two of the shows are already sold out. Bob Hill, first guitarist for Strongbow and former Godz, won't be coming back for the reunion shows. He's living the life down around Texas and Louisiana. Mark Chatfield, former Godz, will be doing a reunion show with his former Rosie bandmembers on November 26th at King of Clubs.

Both Strongbow and the Castle were just slightly before my time. Think I was about 13 when the Castle became Zachariah's. But I remember the Sugar Shack, Mr Brown's, the Agora and so forth. From about age 15 we were occasionally able to sneak into campus bars. But usually only two or three of us. First time I saw the Godz live was when they opened for BOC at the Fairgrounds Coliseum in 1978, age 15 then. Already had their vinyl though.

I remember those days well

Did he get the boots from ZEEE ZEEEE BOOOOTS! Or should I say SLEEE ZEEEE BOOOOTS!?

RIP GKAR Eric Moore

@@paulj0557tonehead I can't remember the name of the place. Eric was living in an apartment behind Sun TV on MorseRd with his then gf Bunny. They were good people for sure. I niss those days sometimes. I've not seen any of them in a very long time and it's sad to hear of Eric's passing.

@@paulj0557tonehead I don't remember the name of the store but I remember the boots.lol Eric was a very cool guy and at the time he was living with his then GF Bunny off of Morse rd behind Sun TV. She was a very nice and super pretty girl.

Eric grew up down the road from me in Congo, Oh (Perry Co.) by his uncle George Wyzenski. We had no clue until one night at The Charlie Horse in Lancaster, Oh.. Eric was talking in between songs and asked, “ Are there any Perry County Godz fans in here?” We was front row, and screamed “Hell yes.!!”. Eric replied, “I’m an old Perry County boy, born and raised in Congo.” We bout shit.! So we began chasing down who his family was.. and some very reliable sources told us that he was raised by his Uncle George Wyzenski..A few years before Eric passed, he was at my good friend and fellow drummer Rich Reynolds house to jam a little. I wish Rich would have called me.! I wanted to tell Eric The Godz was the first concert I ever attended at Secrest Auditorium in Zanesville, Oh. After watching many different members play for The Godz, our band Kony Lyngys had the privilege of opening up for The Godz at The Big Apple in Crooksville, Oh. We grabbed the moment and rocked that night. Eric loved us.! He and Matt Meese(?), the drummer at the time, wanted KonyLyngys to be they’re opening act all over the region. Unfortunately, day jobs, raising children and racing harness horses consumed all my time and my fellow band mates time. But I always wonder.. what if..We had over 30 original tunes that I felt were absolutely great songs. They were born at practice, with Jack Quinn starting a riff on guitar, then Scotty Barnes, our never at a loss for lyrics front man, would begin singing words to the dynamics of the riff.. then me and Jim Hudak or Rob Irwin, two bass players that replaced each other thru the years, would creat the heartbeat of the new song.. and by practice end, we had a new tune. Some took longer then others because of the changes or bridges of the song, but some were quite tough to learn. Just getting all the breaks into one’s head to k ow where it was going. We started the night that we opened for The Godz with a grungy original called The Wizard. When I actually focused my eyes on the front row, there was Eric, head banging with our front man Scotty. Eric insisted we close out with “ Play that first song y’all opened with.!” So Eric stayed there in the front row with that wild look he would get but a big grin on his face. That was the moment that had come full circle to me.. from a screaming 14yo kid at Secrest in the balcony, to seeing Eric in the front row rocking with us, as so many times at The Charlie Horse and Alrosa Villa, where I am awaiting a DVD copy of the all original Godz and Molly Hatchet that I recorded on VHS from the Alrosa Villa. The tape was brittle, and I had to pre-pay for a company that uses a different way to transfer the content. It’s coming.!

He is sweety 😍

Wow, I spent like 20 mins looking for this

I regret nothing

"Rumple FORESKIN"?? 🎭Gxxdxxx fans of the GODZ are the c😎😎lest people on earth!

@@0mega.mechan1c. Rock and Roll Machine brother, !!!

the broken leg was from a dune buggy accident, I did sound for a gig in Lancaster with a band called American Dog and they had Eric Moore on for a full set, they played several Godz tunes and it was epic, I had my PA dam near wide open in that place, , I thought the roof was gonna come off, great memories

@@PsychobabbleRapp ahh the good ole days

Thanks. I bought their Nothing is Sacred vinyl album and saw them in 1977 opening for Angel in Philadelphia as a 16 year. I have to say that Eric was the coolest MFer I ever saw. The problem was I knew he was not destined to live long. RIP to the Real Leader of the R&R Machine..

He's 49 but still makes great music

@@johnnyo1260 his age on wiki is getting changed constantly, its kinda a running joke

@@cethien his confirmed DOB is June 17th 1969

Eric was cool as fuck. We were all only friends but he definitely had the women after him. lol He was living with a really p0retty girl named Bunny. They lived behind an appliance and electrical store on Morse rd